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Bitcoin Pizza Day is buzzing again, reminding everyone of the legendary transaction of 10,000 Bitcoins ( $BTC ) that was once exchanged for just two pizzas.
On May 22, 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz offered 10,000 Bitcoins to anyone willing to deliver pizza to his home in Florida, USA. Back then, the total value of those Bitcoins was only about $41 or roughly 700,000 IDR.
That transaction was accepted by Jeremy Sturdivant, who bought 2 Papa John’s pizzas for Laszlo. Little did they know, this act was recorded as the first real-world Bitcoin transaction.

According to CoinShares’ research team, digital asset investment products saw net inflows of $1.2 billion this week, marking the fourth straight week of positive momentum. This has pushed total assets under management (AuM) to $155 billion—the highest level recorded since February 1.
Bitcoin led the inflows, attracting $933 million and bringing its year-to-date total to $4 billion. Ethereum also maintained strong momentum, recording over $190 million in inflows for the third consecutive week. Meanwhile, XRP returned to positive territory after experiencing outflows the previous week.
From a regional perspective, the United States accounted for the majority of inflows at $1.1 billion. Germany, Switzerland, and Canada also reported positive contributions, highlighting growing global demand. In addition, blockchain equity ETFs have drawn $617 million in cumulative inflows over the past three weeks, setting a new weekly inflow record and signaling continued institutional interest in the sector.
Attention is now turning to the upcoming FOMC meeting on April 28–29, which could introduce short-term volatility in market sentiment.
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